‘We were challenged at times throughout the game’: New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner after their biggest Test win

New Zealand clinched a dominant victory against Zimbabwe by an innings and 359 runs, securing a 2-0 series win. Mitchell Santner lauded the team’s bowling, especially in the first innings. Centuries from Devon Conway, Henry Nicholls, and Rachin Ravindra fueled New Zealand’s massive total, while Zakary Foulkes shone with a remarkable bowling performance, contributing significantly…

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Future of farming: Agriculture secretary pitches shift from production-centric to ethical policy; aims for self-reliance in pulses, oilseeds sustainably

Devesh Chaturvedi urges a shift in India’s agricultural policy from a purely output-driven Green Revolution model to one emphasizing ethical principles and ecological balance. He questioned excessive resource use and advocated for sustainable practices that prioritize both food security and environmental protection. The focus should be on livelihood imperatives for smallholder farmers, not just economic…

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Kylie Kelce’s ‘kitchen phone’ rule sparks heated parenting debate about screen time and kids

Kylie Kelce’s plan to limit her daughters’ phone use to shared devices in common areas has ignited a debate among parents. The approach aims to foster healthier tech habits, reminiscent of landline days. While some applaud the idea, others express skepticism about its practicality, especially concerning teens’ resourcefulness and the need for privacy and individual…

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South Asia tensions: 3 Thai soldiers injured in landmine blast; Cambodia denies responsibility

A landmine explosion injured three Thai soldiers patrolling the Cambodian border, jeopardizing a recently extended ceasefire. The incident occurred in Sisaket province, causing severe injuries and prompting Thailand to accuse Cambodia of planting new landmines, a claim Phnom Penh denies. Acting PM Phumtham Wechayachai has ordered full medical treatment for the injured soldiers.

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705 deaths in 10 yrs: Flash floods, landslides top killers; climate change reshapes hydrology

Uttarakhand faces a deadly pattern of natural disasters. Flash floods and landslides killed hundreds in the last decade. Data shows nearly 3,500 people died in natural disasters. Studies flag Uttarakhand as a hotspot for extreme weather events. Experts call for urgent action. This includes climate-resilient infrastructure and early warning systems. Unchecked development in hazard-prone zones…

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